Fostering a lifelong love of reading
One of the most effective things you can do to raise the attainment of the pupils in your school is to help them develop a love of reading.
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TreeTopsThe biggest range of quality, levelled books from well-known and loved authors |
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James ClementsMaking reading for pleasure work in your school |
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Becoming a Reading School: Six strategies to make reading for pleasure work in your school report (PDF)This report is about the relationship between a school’s reading culture and children’s attainment. It considers how reading for pleasure can be organised to support all children to become confident, keen and capable readers. It is about becoming an outstanding reading school. |
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Matching Books to Children (Video)Nikki Gamble gives guidance on matching books to children in Key Stage 2, to ensure juniors keep reading. 3 min 5 seconds |
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James Clements introduces the six strategies (video)James Clements explains how to make reading for pleasure work in your school to achieve the ultimate goal, children who can read and who choose to read. Find out more about our Building an Outstanding Reading School campaign. 2 min 34 seconds |
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